The phrase "according to second hand" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and may refer to information obtained from a secondary source, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "According to second hand sources, the event was a success."
Alternatives: "according to hearsay" or "based on secondhand information".
It must also ask Comcare why the hell it is not in Nauru collecting evidence on what, according to first hand reports, appear to be clear breaches of workplace standards by the Commonwealth.
According to second-hand reports from South Korean intelligence, Jang has not been seen at public events for a number of weeks and has probably been sacked as vice-chairman of the powerful National Defence Commission (NDC).
According to first-hand accounts from the journey he had plenty to keep him busy - there were three deaths and two births during the journey, and one man was "taken for murder".There were also Mormon services on board, with Miles acting as one of the preachers.
Sales of pre-owned systems have spiked, according to second-hand retailers, who told the trade magazine that it's "the announcement of Shenmue 3 that's really piqued everyone's interest".
Early in life, he lapsed from Catholicism, according to first-hand testimonies coming from himself, his brother Stanislaus Joyce, and his wife: My mind rejects the whole present social order and Christianity home, the recognised virtues, classes of life, and religious doctrines.
Then, according to first-person accounts, production was turned over to CBS, who put the project in the hands of veteran variety show writers and producers.
According to two first-hand accounts of the confrontation, Crittenton responded to Arenas's action -- which included laying the four unloaded weapons in Crittenton's cubicle with a note that read, "Pick One" -- by brandishing his own firearm, loading the gun and chambering a round.
According to a first-hand account from 1825, the dart is "certain death to man or animal wounded by it".
According to NPR, "Second-hand smoke is also a risk for children, and poor people tend to smoke more.
On the other hand, according to the second inequality of (H6), there exist and such that (317).
Only one person can speak at once, and people speak in a preset order (e.g. according to whoever first raised their hand).
